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The grower-led farm data capture and sharing solution the industry needs. Built by farmers, for farmers, to help them represent and monetize their granular field-level data. In the time it takes to drive to town for a cup of coffee, Verdova can help you connect a farm management software system and begin to score CI.
Who is Verdova?
Verdova matches farm-controlled data with agribusinesses who need field-level insights and creates economic value for both. Verdova was founded by a group of 17 growers across the midwest who believe in the power of monetizing on-farm data. We are proud to say that Verdova continues to be farmer-led.
Who is Incite.ag?
Founded by farmers and midwest based, Incite. ag is a technology based carbon intensity scoring platform focused on simplifying the process for fuel and feedstock producers to share data, calculate carbon intensity scores, and turn those scores into value add and low carbon revenue opportunities.
Can you explain the Verdova + Incite.ag partnership?
Verdova and Incite Ag are two industry leading data companies coming together to make on-farm data more powerful for growers and to simplify data-sharing with ethanol facilities. Both companies are committed to helping growers realize value for lowering CI scores, keep control of their data, and utilize their data to better understand their operations.
Where is my data kept?
Verdova maintains a private server where all data is securely and privately stored.
Who owns and controls my data?
The grower maintains full control of their management data. Data is only shared with the consent of the grower. And growers are given the opportunity to opt-in to any “data deal” with the terms, payment and use of data specified up-front, so they can make an informed decision on whether they want their data shared.
What in my data set is shared with an ethanol plant?
Only data relevant to your CI Score is shared with the plant.
What will my CI score be worth to my local ethanol plant?
That is exactly what getting a score will help determine. It’s not as simple as X score = $X. There are multiple factors contributing to that final “value”. Some key ones are: What is the overall fuel score at a plant (it must be under 50 kg/mmbtu to even begin to qualify for a credit), can your local plant source a high enough volume of low-carbon bushels to generate a shareable credit, is there taxable income to offset in the form of a credit, what management practices will the US treasury recognize in their tax credit / CI scoring formula.
How long does it take to enroll and share data?
The average onboarding process takes less than 30 minutes. Our seamless system will make the effort for the farmer simple and straightforward.
What data exactly is being shared for CI Scoring?
The top management data tying back to a CI score is nitrogen use/rate/form, yield and moisture, planting location, chemical usage, fertilizer use, tillage, and energy use associated with management practices.
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